The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
PERSONAL.

JESSE TAYLOR, Of Hot Springs, Ark,
10 at Gaston's.
NAL O. L. Hurt, of Mississippi, |
at the Peabody.
CHARLES sooTr, Of Mississippi. is at
the Gayoso Hotel.
W. j. MCGOWAN, Of Holly Springs,
Miss, Is at Gsston's.
THOMAS J. FLIPPIN, OF somerville,
Tenn, Is at Gaston's.
]. II. SHERRoD, OF Bolivar county,
Miss, lie registered at Gaston's.
E. s. PRoUDFIr ard wife have gone
to Macon, Ga, and the Atlantic
coast.
L. M. BRows. OF Nashville, manager
OF The Standard Oil Company, is at the
Peabody.
JAMES RICKETTS,, OF Harpman 4
Bro, has returned from a healthful O. I.
journ at Coopers Wells, Miss.
MRS WV. M. MCDONNELL, Of Fort
Worth, Tex, is in the city OF visit
TO the family Of Mrs. Z. 3. Vollintine.
JOHN KILKENY, assistant general
passenger agent Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad at New Orleans, ia
at the Peabody.
s. JACOBS, the senior and best look.
ing member Of the firm OF Jacobs 4
Garrett, left yesterday on trip to the
Northern lakes and cities.
WALTER ALLEN, J.. H. Dolly, /. M.
Truett and wife, j. w. Trnett aud
wife, Chris Cbafie and d. b. II. Ohaffe,
OF New Orleans, are stopping at the
Gayoso Hotel.
GEO. A. HEssKS, 1t is reported, has
completely lost his eyesight, caused
from neuralgia 1t seems to be fam
lily sih ction, as his father was in the
same con ditioR.
VISITORS on Change yesterday /:
Chas. Fitzpatrick, New York; w. T..
Chapman, Randolph, Tern. Chas.
Chsffe, it,, New Orleans; b. @.
springfield, New Orleans.
The Hon. James ID. Coleman, a lead.
ing member OF the Louisiana bar and
Supreme President Of the Catholic
Knights OF America, is In the city,
registered at The Gayoso.
]. L. ALcoRS. JR., N. N. Gerger, and
l.. p. Givin, who have been Ia attend.
snce at tue University OF Mississippi,
Oxford, are in the city, en- route to
their home, and are registered at the
Peabody.
JOSEPH FoLR, an employe OF the De
Haven cifcuP, was painfully injured
by block ard tackle falling distance
OF about fifty feet and striking him on
the head. Three ugly wounds were
inflicted, neither OF which will prove
more than painful for brief period.
CHARLES q. WEBB. who va, indenti.
fed with the mott prominent and pop
ular young gentlemen OF Memphis
until about year ago, has been in the
city for a week, aud will remain sew
! eral days. He is travelling for the
sterling and extensive Wholesale drug
house Of Meyer Bros. 4 Co., s.. Louis.
NASHVILLE american: Miss Ella
Kirkmsn entertained Miss McOres
ard Mics Goodman, Of Memphis, last
ulbHt NJ hti houc, Ou tuc rrhnhln
pike. There were present TO meet the
two young ladies Miss Annie Clare,
Mrs Mary Lee Glare, Miss Mamie
Taylor, Miss McAlister, Miss Fall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pillow, and Mesrs.
Gardner. Percy Maddin, 10 Phillips,
John Demoville, Norman Kirk
man, B'uce Douglas, Ford and Mr..
Wicks Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkman
were present.
A LARGE party from this city will
leave tonieb, on a special Pullman
car for the Mammoth Cave. Among
those going are: Mr.. holland Fontaine
and family, Mrs. w. w. Taylor, Mrs,
W. II. Seward. Misses Fannie Falle,
Anne billiard, Emma and Jennie Fon.
tame, Lizzie E,tse, Susie Seward,
Ethel Hill and Sophia and Ruth Coeh.
ran, and Messrs. John 0verton, Frank
Snowden, Walter White, Battle Brown,
Frank Rice, Will Martin and Harry
Armstrong. At the Gave they will be
met by large pnties from Louisville
and Nashville. The special car will
remain at the Gave and bring the
Memphis people home Wednesday
morning.